[cub0ne]

Hi.

I bought a DX50 one week ago, until the moment I didn't have problems.

But, now, I have a persistent problem, two days ago the DX50 didn't boot it only showed the first screen, I made a hard reset with wipe of memory and cache.

Now, DX50 works but it takes a long time to boot (around 5 minutes) then show the main screen but the information of the slider of time of song is not correct (it works well when start the next song) although it is playing well.

The firmware is 1.2.8, I have songs in FLAC, OGG and M4A. I perceived this problem playing OGG.

Can someone help me? Is there some solution?

Thanks.

Try to reflash the firmware. 5minutes of boot time is too long. Mine only takes seconds. After the reflash and you're still having the same problem. I think you have a faulty DX50

 

[fonsocm]

Thanks.
 
I will make a reflash of the firm before other measures.

 

[cub0ne]

Spoiler

Thanks.

I will make a reflash of the firm before other measures.

No worries mate.

 

[fuzzy1969]

Played around with the 1.2.8 with 1.2.2 sound, have gone back to standard 1.2.8 as I prefer this one.

 

[cub0ne]

1.2.2 has a neutral sounding IMO. 1.2.8 has a greater bass but not much as 1.2.6 and 1.2.7

 

[salavat]

Looks like Rockbox for DX50 is here http://player.ru/showthread.php?t=124436&page=327&p=1351875#post1351875

 

[chestr92]

Looks like Rockbox for DX50 is here http://player.ru/showthread.php?t=124436&page=327&p=1351875#post1351875

its same, as on rockbox forum. it's no release version

 

[Paul Davidson]

If someone else is brave enough to try it and says it works I will give it a go. Just a bit nervous in case it screws the player up.

 

[cub0ne]

Looks like Rockbox for DX50 is here http://player.ru/showthread.php?t=124436&page=327&p=1351875#post1351875

I'll wait for the official release.. Thanks BTW

 

[Paul Davidson]

If someone else is brave enough to try it and says it works I will give it a go. Just a bit nervous in case it screws the player up.

 

[MattTCG]

I'm following the RB release for the dx50 very closely...
 

 

[cub0ne]

I'm following the RB release for the dx50 very closely...

I was thinking that you're trying to follow the instructions lol.
The adb command list replaces all the main software part of the DX50. Seems that it wont allow you to flash the orginal/official firmware after following the instructions IMO..

 

[chestr92]

I was thinking that you're trying to follow the instructions lol.
The adb command list replaces all the main software part of the DX50. Seems that it wont allow you to flash the orginal/official firmware after following the instructions IMO..

who prevents to make a backup of the files that are replaced during installation?
'adb shell' runs standart linux shell commands
'adb push' uploads files to device
i dont know, but m.b. exists 'adb pull' command, to download files?
or if this command does not exist - use 'mv' (to move/rename), 'cp' (to copy), 'mkdir' (to make direcrory) commands to make backup directly on the device, than you can move/copy this backup to internal memory, and copy this to pc via file manager.

 

[cac2s]

Seems that it wont allow you to flash the orginal/official firmware after following the instructions IMO..

To roll back to the factory firmware, turn off the player, log in recovery (power button + volume up button) and flash update.img that you previously copied to the memory card.

 

[cub0ne]

who prevents to make a backup of the files that are replaced during installation?
'adb shell' runs standart linux shell commands
'adb push' uploads files to device
i dont know, but m.b. exists 'adb pull' command, to download files?
or if this command does not exist - use 'mv' (to move/rename), 'cp' (to copy), 'mkdir' (to make direcrory) commands to make backup directly on the device, than you can move/copy this backup to internal memory, and copy this to pc via file manager.

yah I think this might work

To roll back to the factory firmware, turn off the player, log in recovery (power button + volume up button) and flash update.img that you previously copied to the memory card.

oh there you go